The only thing I don't like about those do it yourself kits is that there's no way to know how much refrigerent is in the car. Outside shops will vacuum all of the old refrigerent out and refill it with a measured amount to the system's capacity. That said, it is much less expensive to DIY. My work charges ~$130 for an AC recharge.
i knew you weren't going to pay $120, let a lone $50 hahaha.
So it blows cold air again? you filled it from the lower ac port right? Wasn't that hard to get to? I'll give you $5 to refill my beater, it still blows cold air like mentioned, but feels like it should be more.
i knew you weren't going to pay $120, let a lone $50 hahaha.
So it blows cold air again? you filled it from the lower ac port right? Wasn't that hard to get to? I'll give you $5 to refill my beater, it still blows cold air like mentioned, but feels like it should be more.
its about a foot down from the High AC port so its not hard to get to. Also, I may have a bigger problem because its not as cold as I would like it to be :-(
A fellow 2g owner whos ac is out was just quoted $900, i believe its the compressor or the ac unit that he mentioned or both I forget, plus install. And this is just a regular a/c shop. Hope this won't happen to you.
